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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-27
SALT = CURED.

I wa. troubled with salt Rhenri for a number :,
wears, so that the skin entirely came on one o. ms
hands from The finger tips TO the wrist. Tried
remedies and doctors prescriptions 10 no p1,p1se
until ] commenced taxing, 0uri'1hA
and now ] am entirely cured, p..,on
r +. PARKER. 579 Northampton ST., Boston
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-27
Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAsR.
New Orleans, La.

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Guarantee Of absolute fairness and INTEGRITY y thst
he chances are oil equal and that no one can pos
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V~EMEMBER that the payment OF ~ inIses y
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-27
ITCHING. sCALY, PIMPLY.

For the last year ] have bad a species Oh MennnS
have appIied a great many methods Of treatment
without success, and which was speedily ana en-
tirely cured by CUTlCuRA:
MRS, ISAAC PHELPS, Ravenna, u
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-27

amino Pimpies, Skin Blemishes. and BABY
6HubS Humors, cured by CUTlCuRA SOAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
GOOD WORK FOE CRIPPLED CHILDREN

The annual meeting OF the Auxiliary Beard OF
Lady Supervisors of the New-YOrk Ouhopeiic Dis
pensary and Hospital held yesterday at the Hos
pal, No. S26 East Fifty ninth-'t. Melville Brown,
vise.presldent of the board Of trustees, presided
Mrs. William NJ. Bliss, president of the Boafu OF
Supervisors presented the ninth annual report oil The
board to the trustees she reviewed the circumstances
under which the lades' auxiliary board wa formed
when they took charge there were only thirteen h"is
rat cd their effort, upon making the hospital free
concentrated their efforts making the hospital free
and are now able TO present the hospital Win us
twenty five beds all free. The report expressed the
hope that at no distant day new hospital might be
erected In a suitable and airy place with largely In
creased accommodations and sad that moderate sum
had been subscribed a. nucleus for permanent fund
for the dl,pcnsary. The report closed with tribute
to the late C. V. 5 Roosevelt, liie long friend Of
tho institution
The report Of DR. Newton NJ shaiIcr, surgeon In
charge, gave the following statistics Total number
treated during the year, LIZ, Of whom l,20d were
under ten years Of age $50 OF Uesc were hp disease
Ag p0f', seAse of the spiuc and lOi lateral curNd
"a died, II discharged Tor neglect LILO cOilnhI >
1909 visits made Ia the dspcnsaIy by pattern
and go visits made a tbs patients homes ,
~. JO7 charged 10 patients for aPPaia,i>i anu
81 .CJI 25 collected - patient, were ural'h III INV
hospital - were discharged Permanently i'h'h'l'
and .fi under iIcni 1tD ne" i'l Ii'i'1
were made I'm tho shop of the dispcn-ay. bl~h"p
pottcr made a brief speech Of CuugIaiulailon ana 'l
coura cement and Dr. +. Leroy Saicrc" gave s.',h
The board Of trustees for tho coming Ncor j. ~
follows: Howard Potter, president Mc!NH1 Il""iH'
vice president; Temple Prime secretary JAM, ~.
Grade, treasurer, David Dow Man ,a'"Pr' tiii
E. c. Sampson !. T. KcrnOchan, buchanan N'n,nl"P
n NJ shaifcr, Elliott Roosevelt and o. T. schmidt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

ordinance compelling tho sale Of vegetables, fru''
etc. by weight and the labelling Of all boxes, bags
and barrels which Is before the Mayor for signature
TIE farmers saw they will abandon tho Waiiaoout
market If the ordinance Is enforced
The report Of File Commissioner Ennis for the paso
seven months shows uniformed force OF 400 ana %
other employees. The number Of fires has peeh 40,
and the loss 5000 500 About third of the loss was
duo TO Incendiarism. There 1888 poles ana 23o
miles Of wire in the air. The number OF nle aarl a
s 400 Of engines 25, and of hook AMI ladder Trucks
eight A nsw engine company Is needed at IhiIu-aVe'
and Fortieth-st.
Bshop A. ~ Ltlcjohn has received an invitation
from TIE Vice Chancellor Of the University OF 'ani'
tr,da. ENGLAND to preach bcboo the University on
tba second sunday after Trinity. This - the Nlm
time he has been thus hOnorcd and he accepted the
ers nvit alton I'm 1880 the degree Of Doctor OF
Letters was bestowed upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
STA yTOy MAY BE PROSECUTED

simultaneously with the announcement that the Civil
Service Commission In Brooklyn had decided to test the
ability OF Patrick stanton 10 read and write, nsw!th-
standin. that he 10 in TIE eligible list OF fremcn with
rank Of 972 In scale OF lO0 1t reported yesterday
that he could not be found For eleven years he has
never been absent from his work driver for lun-
berry ard, when sick but although he was III his
usual health when seen Wednesday, he could not DO
found yesterday at the yard or at his home.
The Civil Service Commission propose TO call him be-
them Tonight, and II 1t true that he cannst road
his win he stricken from the eligible list,
and action to prosecute him for perjury Will he taken
II does net appear. his name will undoubtedly be
taken from the list, II Is supposed that the men who
veuehsd for him not willing TO have him come for
ward 10 display his igH0rauce Mono OF them could lie
found their sces yesterday The civil Service Com
misssn is making "A brave show OF having been In
pOscd upOs but without success so far as the master
IN uds in the body arc concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
THE UTHORSHIP or THE TALBOT LETTER.

THE AUTHORSHIP or THE TALBOT LETTER.
The authorship Of the vocoluma letter purportng TO
have been written by the Newark impostor, Tablet 10
former friend in Newark has been subject OF some In
oury It's now charged that II was wrttenby Harry j.
Brown newspaper Bohemian. well known In score Of
Is West, who has lately been doing wor
for The Nercar Journal. Brown csnfesscs that he wrote
the letter. says he paid five dollars cousn for
IL by Mr. q. Il. NJ Harvey, tho editor. whs. Brown ar
suggested Tho idea and gave him money TO leave
tow until tho affair had blown over. some years AGO
Brown was employed on various New-York newspapers
and displayed remarkable ingenuity in iEvsntng news
lie himself that he the author OF the hoax OK
teHsively circulated few years about Louis kss
suth's dying ia extreme paforty la London. FOR the
years he has drfied from one city to another
without any steady ccupatien. His ability TO write the
letter In question Is undeubtcd Editor Harvey was not
visible Journal Office yesterday and II was said he
would not return until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
IROOKLYN.


The funeral Of J. Carson Brevoort VIII take place
oclJck this afternoon in tho Church Of the
Pilgrims.
An analysis will be male of the stomach of the
slrI Mary Cox, to whom John Delaney cOnitsscS hc
save poison last summer. 1t has been preserved
In alcohol since her burial
George H. wcldler, who was convicted Of man
slaughter in the first degree in shooting Dr. Duggan
will be sentenced to-day. The penalty Is impr-On-
mont from five 10 fifteen years,
Health Commissioner Otterson says that typhoid
fever. dlphtheIl1 and scarlet fever arc not succny
rrey al mt 10 cause any alarm The number OF cases
/. only slightly in advance Of the usual number at
this time Of the year. and the unusual warmth OF
the weather may account br th&''
Samuel Gompcrs. president Of the American Fed.
Grafton of labor, started last night for baltimore
He goes 70 make arrangements for the National CON
vention that will begin there on Tuesday number
II delegates from various States on their way ~
Baltimore stopped in this city yesterday
The Rev DR.. Joseph Parker of City Temple, London,
yin lecture on Mr.. Glad tona tho man, tho states'
man. his opponents and allies" In Chckerihg la"
today at $50 p m, the last opportunity to near
DR.. Parker in public in America Major Pond IN
vites the cergymen OF the surrounding towns to DO
present. by presenting their personal cards al uie
Box Office they will be admitted FREQ of charge
The Rev. Dr. I. Dewitt Talmage will deliver his
lecture Is the world botter or worseP tonight
In Association Hall
Patrick Higgins age seventy-tw Of IIoyt and Butler
pensoncr. reported to t1do police yesterday that
was knocked down and robbed Monday after he had
crossed Fulton Ferry with his pension money, ga,
- Fulton and Front sts lie Claimed that he was
struck the back of tbs head and knocked down and
whom ife got up his money and pension papers wcro
e0ne
UeOnard Eppig, who has a large brewery in the
Eastern District. fears that the building will be blown
Hp with dynamite, as he recently discharged elm
ei0ye who r. said TO be an Anarchist His dog has
Seon poisoned and threats have been made In
hat he will suffer severely.
George Carright a fireman the steamer Royal
Arch, was found with his ankle broken and drunk
In the street Wednesday night and taken TO the
Congress st. police station whe Surgeon 1t Ambulance
Shepard put splnt on his leg and loft TO be taken
TO court yesterday. Tho police made him walk and
when Police Justice Massey his cOndictlOn he
ecbuked the policeman In charge him and said the
nan might be crippled for life, and discharged him.
He then taken In an ambulance to st. Peters
Hospital Dr. Shepard says he told the police remove
Me man in patrol wagon to the court al.
Farmers and markemen protested to Mayor
Whitney yesterday against the recent AldermHpio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
DELAY OYER A NEEDED IMPROVEMENE
FEARS LEST THE MOTT HAVEN CANAL shooL
PROVE A NUISANCE NEXT SUMNER


PROVE A NUISANCE NEXT SUMNER
Residents OF the Annexed District have Deeh cohl-
planning for several years about the sckcnng stehch
that arises from the old Mott Haven Canal in warm
weather. The clamOr so great last summer tha'
the Board of Estimate appropriated 49, 80 for iho worh
of dredging he canal and placed the money al inc us
nosal of Inc Health Comlss toner's, who were author
lied to have the work done. The work has not been
begun yet and there is danger that 1t VIII not De con"
peted until warm weather sets In again seNoI%
prominent men who travel to their homes from down
TOWN offices over the Harlem Railroad, have been con
sulting about means Of Fastening the dredging ANON
them is Henry Lewis Norris who owns much real es
tate in Morrisa nia Morris Dock and Port MOTIFS
Last month Mr.. Morris wrote TO the Health Board
asking for information, and received reply th"' GU,
tractors were being invited to make bds iof inc "o
ON saturday MI. Morris sent letter 10 flcsIuol'
Baylos of the Health EOard In which, backed oy MS
neighbcrs. he urged early commencement Oh tho
work and stated that 1t would lie most dangerous 10
tbe neiehborhood to have the dredging done In the sunni
mer season. In addition he says
The health and perhaps the lives ol many nu"
dreds Of people living in that ncshborhood are III uan
GER by allowing this nuisance to rchair III rs P'0e0'
condition. and am sure the city authorities would 10
Justified in increasing whatever expense may pe nee
,.arv io remove the samc,s there is no DOUBT
that the pollution the canal Is caused by the empty
Ing IL or the city sewers. III can GO oloi al
with you in any way will DC glad to do So II you Will
call ON me- -, ,...,...o., . ro,I, ~ Mr. Morris.
Mr.. Bayles Neuicsud! sch. itl'' ~, - ,,trnns}
stating that up the present he had done his utmost
TO have the work performed lie had but one bd ana
the amount asked was twice the Appropriation; ii, =.
Movers, the engineer of the department OF PUBIC
Works told him. he saws, that there was 10000 cubic
yards OF deposit and that twenty-five cents per !aiu
would be lair cost for its romo\ AL hen he adtcr-
tscd in THE City Record and received no DId;
Finally he sent out of his Inspectors who i0uhd
two three persons willing TO undertake the JOB ana
he is now In correspO ndcnce with Them MI bayIes
in conclusion:
/ cannot, however, con'iler that nave Deeh IN
any respect ncg gent IN this matter, or that neglect
anything which seemed 10 promise To relieve me "l
nv embarrassment Ii the ctzcns int rested In prop
ety north of the Harlem River I'm any way assist
in the matter shall welcome their help with EN-
thusiasm."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
n,rrrprycrS IN THE clBLE roof.

The published dispatch from London that there Is
danger Of dissolution OF the Atlantic cable pool could
not he confirmed I'm this city yesterday. There dsa
creemcnt tho div sos OF the receipts between the
English companies and the Western unisa Telegraph
Company which il the lessee Of the two American ca
b.s The dssaiis'scon OF the Western Union Company
has becon stron ger since the acquisition OF the Bal-
moro aud Ohs telegraph system which gave II Virtual
monopoly Of the telegraph lines in this country Tho
English cable companies do not own land lines on this
side of the Atlantic and in TACT they 10 not own even
their cable landings The Western Union ~ eohu2s
c,rsr rghf he obliged 20 receive from tho
cable companies bur other term, than those gwen
10 ,th.r srnder- has been knswn for some ths tla
III. com MANY desired a reorganization OF ths pool and
change in the agreement about Ind rates Inc pooH;
contract Is said he exceedingly strong however ana
II is not likely he disturbed br the pretsu dhcrehee'
The English conpanlc, Labor under tho disadvantage OF
having land cOnaecsEa ssi fsr ihi' reason the dis
solution OF the pool Is not rcgtricl As inminoht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
INTERVIEW WITH Mr. BLAINE,

The interview with Mr.. Blaine In Thursdays Tkib'
rNE caused sudden rush for the paper In all parts Oh
the city and Brooklyn causing the supply on Sao Ut
the news stands to become exhausted Regular
customers we're all supplied, but many occasional ouycrs
erc disoppointe Extra copies still be had at this
office.
This Incident illustrates the Importance OF ordering
THE TRIBUNE 10 he left regularly at your house by
vour nearest nowsdcaer Congress Is in session and the
Presidential campaign Is fairly at hand. An exciting
vear has begun. TIE TRIBUNE Will be in great de-
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when IT'S strong special features published can only
insure themselves against accidents by ordering the
paper delivered regularly by regular newsdealor.
I'm preparation for the Presidential campaign, TIL
DAILY TRIBUNE has Just had constructed three large
new printing presses OF the latest and best type worth
$4,000 capable of producing $4,000 copies per hour
They will DO placed imposition during December and
January Thereafter tho separate parts Of the main
sheet OF TIE TRIBUNE will DO folded AMI pasted
together by machinery; aud the supplement sheets will
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Readers will appreciate the convenience OF this i'm
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

HPOADTAT IANIKNIFIT OF Ut VT'I
The Brsadwav Savings Institution yesterday cancelled
m.rtgage OF $4,000 held by II against tue broadway
Tabernacle The mortgage executed In l-11 10 the
United states Life Insurance Company. and was trans
ferr-d to the savings bank in April 1851 Tho oancea-
ton leaves the Broadway Tabernacle free from all mort
cages or Indebtedness 81 any kind The society owns
III. rrsund on which r., building stands ss well as tho
hnnIisp and the income from prWrcutsls II fros
SIG 900 I. sI- 900 year. The ndebtedness now d.-
charged was incurred IN improvements which grealJ
benefited tho society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
U,GGlyJ GERMAN LArypRY Soar.

Human XII cannot comp uud better sa'cr and pnrcr
a,,cie for Clothes, 80, work. OF Tor tho bath than
TINS Justly ceebr4ted soap IT., The r'nt OF iei OF
experience anil excel Preserves sol ht''i7
the finest fabrics.
"Proyo all things MOLD FNt II INA WHICH j. "''''
viz: Higgins German Laundry soap
SAVE THR WH,pFrH-
sul seEa TO fvoe charitable in-iiini on a. '
bnnn Of 80 600 vii be malo among them NoF. J. -
each nsGtons share depending Oh the number oil wrap
t.,raH I,.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
WHAT &c GOING ON TODAY.

Tcenhono investigating Committee, Coal and Iron Ex
change Building, IL a. M . - p, ,,.o C,,ok
lecture on Gladstone by the Rev Dr. Parker ChicK'
" socetv OF Sons OF Revolution. DelmOncOs 80 p m.
Consolidated Equitable Gas Companies case, court
General Sessions. ,,-,.oa
New. York Boston and Montreal Railway suit, Unted
States Circuit Court. ,oo,-,-o
Sentence OF George Wedler by Judge Moore BrookIyn'
Funeral Carson BrevoOrt, Church OF the rlF
grims, Brooklyn, 2 p. M ~ r.. Now-
Meeting Of German Evangelical Church. East NEW
Dsirynaids' fair West Harlem Methodist Episcopal
Church
Masonic Fair, Masonic Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
WHALE or SEA SERPENT

Pilot Van Pelt reported yesterday that when coming
into port with vessel he OGtsldc Df Sandy Hook
bar large whale The schooner Charles H. Nalcn
tine wa near the whale and when the crew were max
Ing ready the whale the latter disappeared
uudc sIrftce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
HOME NEWS.
-nn,a1NENT ARRIVALS

,,. yot>l Uonore MERCER, Premier OF the Province
-; nnshec and the Row Thomas X. Conrad OF fhaoe
80 Ho,,I Brunsrfcs-L. T. Letter OF Chlcago, anu
pun p,.,.,.,, ~ RuAao Gffsev Hsrse-John b. Car
~ ~ Chj,aro; Paynaster Theodore s. thompson u o.
Sayv and A. IT, Wyman. o: omaha w rom avenue holet-
~, Ccnrres.man John W. Gambler, Of Boston 49,. Htnesor
Jemas Mcmillan OF Detroit. Hotel Bdrmotdt-
Milton smith vice President OF the Louisville and Nash
VILE Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
AnnsunsNmsnth

Bladder. Kidneys. Mcn's Weaknesses anu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09

Mems Patent Leather Shoes. 50 - a par;
hand ewod French CALI - A. worth 81 clrs soe' - ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
SPECIAL MENTIONS

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srs recommended to the readers Of Tas TRFnS
be done by mail with tho advertIss.s VIA ~
eel safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
UrNEY A. DANIrLs. VI. D.,

49, WFsr oipsE
Usnr.-S 10 u. to- Diseases Of The Nervou' SJhten
Gentle. Uiif airy organs. Impotence AMI stcrility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
Inva|ids and Others
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-04-14
What True Merit Will Do.

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-04-14
NASAL ORGAN.

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-04-14
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-04-14
Cancerous knedes.

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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1887-04-14
Sam Jones,s Tribute To Boecher.

CxcrSNAr1, March 2S.-Sam Jones
gave the Methodist preachers funny
talk to-day, which they seemed to
like. He said: Some ministers are
so divine that we can almost imagine
we see their wings budding. Preach
ers are Just like other men and in
truth they are not much better. We
must Just rub against men we meet
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Beecher's strong hold was that he
seemed brother to every man he
met You ask, DO / indorse Beech
er's theology ask. Do l believe
yoursr Id as soon swallow Beech
er's snout and tail as yours. L don I
believe such another head and heart
as Beecber's have ever been combined
since PauTs day.